Corporate CEO’s make how much!?

We don’t know how much Wall Street and other corporate CEOs make because the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) is three years behind in enforcing the law. The Dodd-Frank financial reform law requires publicly traded corporations to disclose how much their executives make — compared to their average worker.1

We have a right to know about excessive corporate salaries, and it’s the law, but the SEC is holding up the process. The big banks that brought down the whole economy, and corporations that are sitting on trillions of dollars instead of creating jobs owe the public this much and more.

The Securities & Exchange Commission needs to step up now and pass regulations implementing the law. But big corporations are putting pressure on the SEC–and Congress–to quietly kill this regulation. That’s why the SEC needs to hear from you, as they deliberate on this rule.2 Together we’ll be delivering this petition to the SEC in the next couple weeks, to increase public pressure and make sure this isn’t swept under the rug.